[NautiNurse]

Per LA Weekly:

Airport workers who have that day off, or airport workers who are
getting off shift or start a shift later on will be participating, but the
workers that are currently on the clock will not be walking off.

[HiTech RedNeck]

you mean, a symbolic protest but no real strike...

i didn’t think they would be cadly enough to do that.

[ColdOne]

Thanks for that link.

[Brandonmark]

...workers that are currently on the clock will not be walking off.

So instead of enjoying Thanksgiving with their family, the union is telling those with the day off to instead protest in front of their union brothers who are making time and a half holiday wages. Hmmm...makes sense to me! (Sounds like Obama voters)

[Cyclone59]

Airport workers who have that day off, or airport workers who are getting off shift or start a shift later on will be participating, but the workers that are currently on the clock will not be walking off.

I bet no one shows up for it. They are all too lazy.

[2111USMC]

So it’s not even a strike.

More like a “demonstration”.

[bgill]

the workers that are currently on the clock will not be walking off.

That will prove their point, how? Most off the clock will be rushing home to be with their own families and some turkey and not in any picket line.

[uncommonsense]

"Airport workers who have that day off, or airport workers who are getting off shift or start a shift later on will be participating"

That's actually pretty funny!

"Ok, ah, listen up everyone. You guys are under paid, so what were're gonna do is band together in protest [clapping]! We're gonna do this the day before Thanksgiving when it'll really stick it to the man [more clapping]. So, I'm gonna ask everyone, underpaid and all... the day before Thanksgiving... to work a double shift or come in if you're off - for free, ah, no pay - to march for brotherhood [chirp, chirp]. Whaddya all say, let's do the SEIU cheer TOGETHER [chirp, cough, chirp]"